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55 published coursesshowing 25–48
Clear filtersFree State Social Work
Explores common mental disorders among college students, including depression, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts and behaviors. Evidence-based clinical interventions and treatments are highlighted along with strategies for working with diverse student populations.
2.0 hrs
Self-study
$12
Free State Social Work
This course reviews recent literature on suicidal thoughts and behaviors in people on the autism spectrum. Emerging research on suicide risk factors, screening, assessment, and treatment is discussed. The course offers the Interpersonal Psychological Theory of Suicide as a possible framework and explores concepts of thwarted belongingness, perceived burdensomeness, and acquired capability for suicide.
1.0 hr
Self-study
$6
Free State Social Work
This course examines suicide risk and cultural variation among high-achieving Asian Americans. The course explores cultural and family factors and offers examples of acculturation, acculturative stress, stereotype, obligatory stress, and cultural humility. A case example of a high-achieving Asian American adolescent in a large high school is presented. Recommendations for clinical interventions are provided.
1.0 hr
Self-study
$6
Free State Social Work
This course offers guidance and positive strategies for mental health promotion and suicide prevention for LGBTQIA2S+ youth. The course highlights affirming environments, professional competence, culturally competent care, risk and protective factors, and sources of joy.
2.0 hrs
Self-study
$12
Free State Social Work
This course examines suicide prevention strategies for underserved youth with a focus on American Indian/ Alaska Native; Black/ African American; Hispanic or Latino; and LGBTQI+ youth. The course explores risk and protective factors and identifies barriers to care for underserved youth.
2.0 hrs
Self-study
$12
Free State Social Work
This course examines youth suicide prevention and intervention through foundations, school settings, suicide-specific interventions, cultural considerations for specific populations including Black youth, LGBTQIA+ youth, youth with intellectual and neurodevelopmental disorders, American Indian and Alaska Native youth, and rural communities, and improving quality of suicide care across systems. The course explores trends and research and offers strategies for prevention, early identification, and response including suicide screening, safety planning, lethal means counseling, and hotlines.
7.0 hrs
Self-study
$42
Zur Institute
1.0 hr
Self-study
$25
3.0 hrs
Self-study
$69
Zur Institute
3.0 hrs
Self-study
$45
1.0 hr
Self-study
$19
Zur Institute
6.0 hrs
Self-study
$72
Zur Institute
6.0 hrs
Self-study
$69
3.0 hrs
Self-study
$36
8.0 hrs
Self-study
$96
6.0 hrs
Self-study
$72
CE4Less
Learn about suicide clusters and responses in tribal communities; identify strength-based approaches to prevention, response, and recovery; explore existing and needed resources for prevention, response, and recovery; and provide recommendations for tribal communities, and for federal, state, and partners.
2.0 hrs
Self-study
TBD
CE4Less
This course presents SAMHSA's national guidelines and best practices for crisis care, which can be used to strengthen crisis care and reduce the impact of substance abuse, acute mental illness, and suicide in America. The course supports social workers, psychologists, marriage and family therapists, counselors, program managers, and direct care providers working within crisis care systems in providing effective crisis care that follows a set of national guidelines.
5.0 hrs
Self-study
$60
1.0 hr
Self-study
$12
CE4Less
This course, based on TIP 50, provides information on working with clients with substance use disorders who have suicidal thoughts and/or behaviors. It covers: Basic suggestions for addressing suicidal thoughts and behaviors; Background information about suicide and substance use disorders, including risk factors and warning signs for suicide; A four-step process for addressing suicidal thoughts and behaviors in substance abuse treatment; and, A set of competencies counselors should incorporate to work effectively with clients who are suicidal.
2.0 hrs
Self-study
$24
Quantum Units Education
The guideline describes the critical decision points in the management of Suicidal Risk Behavior (SRB) for suicidal self-directed violent behavior and provides clear and comprehensive evidence-based recommendations incorporating current information and practices for practitioners throughout the DoD and VA Health Care systems.
6.0 hrs
Recorded
$30
Quantum Units Education
This CE course focuses on healthy and empowered individuals, families, and communities; clinical and community preventive services; treatment and support services; surveillance, research, and evaluation; and the national strategy for suicide prevention goals and objectives for action.
6.0 hrs
Recorded
$30
Quantum Units Education
This CE course provides evidence-based recommendations for suicide assessment, management, and treatment based on VA/DoD Clinical Practice Guidelines. Content covers risk classification, warning signs, assessment objectives, care setting determination, psychotherapy and pharmacotherapy approaches, and follow-up monitoring strategies.
6.0 hrs
Recorded
$30
Quantum Units Education
This CE course identifies a set of suicide prevention competencies - the recommended attitudes, approaches, and skills for supporting life before, during, and after a suicidal crisis.
1.0 hr
Recorded
$5
Quantum Units Education
2.0 hrs
Recorded
$10